Exam 5: The Importance of Ethics

All three _____, _____, _______ are measuring ingredients of virtuous, Level III, stage 6 moral leadership.

According to Leon Wieseltier, Americans are:

Aristotle had a(n) ______ orientation toward ethics.

Match the items below with their descriptions:

The official girl scout laws include all but one of the following:

The official boy scout laws include all but one of the following:

Hermann Hesse's young Siddartha represented ______ moral reasoning after listening to the teachings of Buddha Gautama.

______ of General Electric sees management values as a primary source of corporate identity.

In 1727 ______ formed the _____, forerunner of modern day civic clubs. His own values included _____, _____, _____.

English philosopher John Locke viewed the newborn child as a tabula rasa, or a(n) _____.

The costs of ethical misconduct include: 1) loss of customers; 2) employee turnover; 3) loss of equity; 4) increased operating costs; 5) demoralized employees; 6) legal expenses; 7) higher funding costs; and 8) loss of public trust.

Research on Learned obedience shows men and women are equally influenced by authority figures.

The Patagonia company philosophy can be summarized as:

More than ______ years ago, the human race evolved into beings who could distinguish right from wrong.

______ percent of the adult population operates at stages 5 and 6 morality, based upon self-direction and high principles.

Through ______ and _____, the older community passes on ethics to young people.

The ethics of Bertrand Russell were based upon:

Guidelines for work ethics identified by Rotary International include all but one of the following questions:

Lynn Sharp Paine argues that _______ is a better belief than _______ because it recognizes the intrinsic worth of other values than economic gain.

Full-swing values refer to: